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The United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP16), held in Cali, Colombia, in October 2024, tackled a host of different issues. It ended with a mixed result, as agreements were not met and challenges remain. (Photo: UN Biodiversity).
A heard of elephants make their way through the bush (Photo: Supplied).
To mark World AIDS Day on the 1st of December, the GIFT team at UCT brought together two science rockstars to discuss HIV prevention and sexual health (Image: Syda Productions)
The floods that ravaged coastal KwaZulu-Natal in April 2022 claimed more than 400 lives and left thousands homeless, especially among the poor. (Photo: Flickr)
Archaeologists Dr Aron Mazel and Gunther Möller on their recent fieldtrip to the Jojosi Donga near Nquthu in KwaZulu-Natal, where they have uncovered unique evidence of stone age ‘workshops’ where hunter gatherers chipped out tools (Photo: Supplied).
Archaeologists Dr Aron Mazel and Gunther Möller on their recent fieldtrip to the Jojosi Donga near Nquthu in KwaZulu-Natal, where they have uncovered unique evidence of stone age ‘workshops’ where hunter gatherers chipped out tools (Photo: Supplied).
The Ballito Boy, who would have been part of a small band of Stone Age hunter-gatherers who roamed along the KwaZulu-Natal coastline. (Image: Supplied)
To mark World AIDS Day on the 1st of December, the GIFT team at UCT brought together two science rockstars to discuss HIV prevention and sexual health (Image: Syda Productions)
Jonathan Oppenheimer presents the Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant to Shannon Conradie. (Photo: Supplied)
Johan de Beer, the SANParks K9 anti-poaching unit manager, shows the different types of snares found in the national park. Photo: Dianah Chiyangwa
Cameraman Mpho Tekane and naturalist Cedric Dold taking audiences on a live-streamed safari. (Photo: Supplied)
Siyaphambili Youth Project worked much more closely with young people themselves to centralise their knowledge, and drawing on the experience of local non-governmental organisations, to develop their invention. (Photo: Supplied). 
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In South Africa, the root causes of violence against women and girls in marginalised communities – urban informal settlements and rural communities – are especially pronounced, with informal settlements housing a significant portion of the population. (Photo: Supplied). 
Professor Morgan Hauptfleisch wrestling with a captured gemsbok (Photo: Supplied).
Elephants disregard fences when they’re on the move (Photo: Supplied).
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